SageTex python error IO Error no2
When i try to run sage on the produced .sage file i get a python error telling me that the file doesn't exist, but i'm pretty sure that it exists !!
1 Answer
Just as a complement to kcrisman's comment and useful links.
You need to use the package sagetex.sty from the version of Sage that you are running.
To ensure the correct sagetex.sty will be used, copy it to an appropriate location:
- either in the system's texmf hierarchy
- or in your local texmf hierarchy
- or next to the file you are compiling.
If you go for the last option, you could run this sequence of shell commands:
$ cd /working/dir/
$ SAGE_ROOT=`sage -c 'print SAGE_ROOT'`
$ cp $SAGE_ROOT/local/share/texmf/tex/generic/sagetex/sagetex.sty .(this will copy the correct sagetex.sty to your working directory).
Then you can run latex, sage, and latex again to process your file.
$ pdflatex file.tex
$ sage file.sagetex.sage
$ pdflatex file.texYour Answer
Stats
Asked: 12 years ago
Seen: 566 times
Last updated: Apr 28 '13
We need a little more information. It's likely that this is due to an incompatibility between your SageTeX and the version of Sage, though. See (perhaps) [this question](http://ask.sagemath.org/question/1957/version-of-sagetexsty-used-with-version-471) and [this question](http://ask.sagemath.org/question/877/sagetex-after-upgrade-to-sage-472) for some possible diagnoses. Otherwise we need more info.